The Broncos are pedaling as fast as they can. But it’s hard to get down the road to the Super Bowl when every time the offense takes off the training wheels, quarterback Trevor Siemian falls down and goes boom.
via Kiszla: Broncos need to post a help-wanted ad for O-lineman at NFL trade deadline — The Denver Post
Their 10-point lead felt as sturdy as a sandcastle when the Broncos’ offense was gifted a gimme in the third quarter Sunday afternoon.
via Broncos run game continues to stammer, and they’re missing opportunities — The Denver Post
Safety doesn’t quite define all that T.J. Ward does for the Broncos. He’s one of the NFL’s best run stopping players at his position. He’s a solid cover man against tight ends and running backs. And increasingly he’s become a menace for opposing quarterbacks with his pass rush.
Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit In a game full of big plays, two of biggest ones came via the Denver Broncos special teams unit in a 27-19 victory over the San Diego Chargers at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Yes, the defense had three interceptions, but it was a blocked point after touchdown…
via Special teams comes up big for Broncos in 27-19 win over Chargers — Mile High Sports
Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit The Denver Broncos walked out of Sports Authority Stadium with an eight-point victory, but it didn’t come easy. Once again, the defense was forced to step up in a big way, dragging the team to victory despite an anemic offensive performance. Trevor Siemian may have thrown for 276 yards, but…
via Life with Trevor Siemian is a life on the edge — Mile High Sports
DENVER (AP) — The Denver Broncos took turns picking off and pummeling Philip Rivers in a 27-19 win over the San Diego Chargers on Sunday. But defensive coordinator Wade Phillips was taken to a hospital after getting knocked down during Bradley Roby’s 51-yard touchdown return in the second quarter, tempering their enthusiasm. Defensive coordinator Wade…
via Broncos Pick Apart Rivers In 27-19 Win Over Chargers — CBS Denver
DENVER (CBS4) – The Broncos say tests on defensive coordinator Wade Phillips are coming back normal. The team’s vice president of public relations, Patrick Smyth, tweeted the update in the second half of Sunday’s game against the San Diego Chargers.. Good news on DC Wade Phillips – precautionary test results all normal so far. Contrary to…
via Broncos: Test Results On Wade Phillips ‘Normal So Far’ — CBS Denver
The Broncos defense took a play out of last season’s playbook and bailed the offense out. Three interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown by cornerback Bradley Roby, flustered San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers.
via Broncos report card and game balls after Week 8 win against Chargers — The Denver Post
Lest the Chargers had forgotten from their last meeting nearly two weeks ago, Denver’s defense was still its star and its guiding force, more than making up for a sputtering offense.
via Defense’s big plays key Denver Broncos’ victory over San Diego Chargers — The Denver Post
Broncos running back C.J. Anderson denied a report this morning that he is telling people his season is over. But he’s not denying that his season is over. He’s just saying he’s not sure yet. Anderson clarified on Twitter this afternoon that he is having knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus and won’t know […]
via C.J. Anderson: I don’t know if I’m done for the season or not — ProFootballTalk
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